MotoPod

MotoGP Round 2 came from Brazil’s Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia, hosting a round for the first time since 1989. An action packed weekend, with crazy weather, a massive crowd, some good racing and more than a fair share of chaos with sink holes and track break-up detracting from what was, overall, a great reintroduction for Brazil onto the MotoGP calendar. Its early days in the championships, but already Moto3 and Moto2 are revealing the likely front runners. In MotoGP, track conditions had a major bearing on the outcome but Aprilia continue to give Ducati pause for thought. Next stop COTA, with Jim trackside.

To all of our listeners, please support the show financially if you can and don’t forget to connect with us via the social media channels and spread the word amongst your like-minded race fan friends. In the MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group age, we need subscribers and downloads to help us push through the door for access to teams and riders. Your support will help us in trying to achieve those aims and keep MotoPod up there as the longest running and most heavily supported motorcycle road racing podcast. Cheers and here’s to an action packed 2026. Zoom Zoom…….

Jim and MotoAmerica host Jake Rower do their first podcast together.  The guys talk about all the action from Daytona as motorcycle racing starts in the States!

Jim and Jake get straight to the racing with coverage of the Mission Super Hooligan races and then talk about the Twins Cup races.  Next up was the Mission King of the Baggers races.  These two races both shocked the guys and are something that they are keen to expand on in coming shows.

Last was the Daytona 200 itself.  They talk about the red flag, the pitstop problems, the first appearance of former Moto2 rider Darin Binder and his epic battle with up and coming racer Kayla Yaakov. Congratulations to Josh Herrin for becoming a five time winner of the 200.

To all of our listeners, please support the show financially if you can and don’t forget to connect with us via the social media channels and spread the word amongst your like-minded race fan friends. In the MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group age, we need subscribers and downloads to help us push through the door for access to teams and riders. Your support will help us in trying to achieve those aims and keep MotoPod up there as the longest running and most heavily supported motorcycle road racing podcast. Zoom Zoom…….

Jim and Rich are back talking about MotoGP!  The heat in Thailand equaled the heat on the race track this weekend.  The guys start off talking through the news.  First up Dorna is no more and is replaced by MotoGP Sport and Entertainment.  Then they talk about the proposed street race replacing Philip Island.

Moving on to the racing, the guys chat about a relatively calm Moto3 race and the great last lap that Quiles did to almost win the race.

Moto2 saw a couple of red flags as a major crash involving David Alonso brought the racing to a halt.  At the second restart another crash caused the second red flag.  Racing resumed with only a seven lap dash won by Gonzalez.

MotoGP saw a great sprint race between Marc and Pedro only after Bezz crashed out.  The Sprint ended in controversy as Marc was told to drop one place because of an aggressive move on Pedro at the last corner.

Bezz bounced back on Sunday easily winning the race by a country mile.  Pedro fought his way to a second place podium with Fernandez third again!

To all of our listeners, please support the show financially if you can and don’t forget to connect with us via the social media channels and spread the word amongst your like-minded race fan friends. In the MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group age, we need subscribers and downloads to help us push through the door for access to teams and riders. Your support will help us in trying to achieve those aims and keep MotoPod up there as the longest running and most heavily supported motorcycle road racing podcast. Zoom Zoom…….

New show hosts Danny & Karl hook up with Rich to talk through Round 1 of the World Superbike Championship from the mighty Phillip Island in Australia. Some great racing from the Island as usual, with both the Superbikes and the Supersports delivering some great racing and plenty of talking points for the season ahead.

To all of our listeners, please support the show financially if you can and don’t forget to connect with us via the social media channels and spread the word amongst your like-minded race fan friends. In the MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group age, we need subscribers and downloads to help us push through the door for access to teams and riders. Your support will help us in trying to achieve those aims and keep MotoPod up there as the longest running and most heavily supported motorcycle road racing podcast. Zoom Zoom…….

A quick intro show from Rich to welcome Karl Hunn and Danny Smith onto the pod as co-hosts for 2026 and beyond. Karl & Danny will focus on World & British Superbike race coverage, to compliment Rich & Jim’s ongoing efforts with MotoGP, as well as Jake Rower who recently came onboard to focus on Moto-America. A warm welcome and huge thanks to all of the new co-hosts.

As ever, the aim is to keep the pod moving forward with a wide range of coverage across the various road racing series, complimented whenever possible with event attendance and interviews.

To all of our listeners, please support the show financially if you can and don’t forget to connect with us via the social media channels and spread the word amongst your like-minded race fan friends. In the new Liberty Media- MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group age, we need subscribers and downloads to help us push through the door for access to teams and riders. Your support will help us in trying to achieve those aims and keep MotoPod up there as the longest running and most heavily supported motorcycle road racing podcast. Cheers and here’s to an action packed 2026. Zoom Zoom…….